The crime statistics for Gilwern, a Built-Up Area (BUA) located in Monmouthshire, are compiled and published by official sources tracking crime data across the United Kingdom. Specifically, the data reflects information collected and reported during the period covered.
Gilwern, with a population of 1599, exhibits a significantly lower crime rate of 21.3 incidents per 1,000 residents. This is considerably less than the UK national average, which stands at 91.6 incidents per 1,000 people. The difference highlights Gilwern’s comparatively safer environment. This low crime rate contributes to Gilwern’s impressive safety score of 92 out of 100, further above the UK average of 79.
The data used to calculate these statistics is derived from reports submitted by the police force responsible for the area. These reports detail various crimes, from minor offences to more serious incidents. The data is then aggregated and analysed to produce the crime rate figures and safety scores you see published. The exact methodology used in compiling these statistics is subject to updates and refinements by the relevant authorities, ensuring accuracy and consistency.
It's important to understand that crime statistics represent reported crimes, and may not capture the full extent of criminal activity within Gilwern. Factors such as community reporting rates and police recording practices can influence the reported figures. Nevertheless, the available data provides a valuable insight into the safety and security of the area. Residents can access this data and related information through official government websites and local council publications. Transparency in reporting and data accessibility fosters community engagement and allows for informed discussions about local safety initiatives.